For anyone looking for something to do in the city over the weekend, there are plenty of options to choose from. Whether you want to catch an Oscar-nominated documentary short, see some superheroes in IMAX or get moving at a dance party or two, you won’t have to look far to find something fun to … Continued
Loblaw Companies Ltd. and Frito-Lay are feuding, and a local company is reaping the benefits. Loblaw is Canada’s largest grocer is engaged in a price-related dispute with global chip company Frito-Lay, who are responsible for Lays, Doritos, Miss Vickie’s and Tostitos, among others. Frito-Lay is under the Pepsi umbrella, and the Canadian branch of Pepsi … Continued
By Ron Johnson
With the backdrop of an awful and cruel war, Lighthouse Immersive (Immersive Van Gogh), has arranged for Immersive Schevchenko: Soul of Ukraine to be available for viewing beginning March 15 in Toronto, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles and Boston, with all proceeds from ticket sales going directly to Canadian Red Cross and other humanitarian organizations working … Continued
Cabano’s Comfort Food, the Chicago-style restaurant known for no-frills burgers and sandwiches, is opening a new outpost in the Trinity Bellwoods neighbourhood, serving up premium lunch and dinner eats. The menu will feature the tried-and-true comfort food classics patrons have come to expect at Cabano’s other locations (in Etobicoke, Briar Hill and the downtown core), … Continued
With its brick and stone exterior, steeply pitched roof, and eclectic mix of windows, the home at 620 Lonsdale Rd. has everything you could want in a Tudor-styled home. The property went through a huge reno with a second storey addition and modern designs throughout. Now, the living space spans over 2,900 square feet of … Continued
After being in the works for over two years, Chef Jason Bangerter and food critic Chris Johns are preparing for the release of their much-anticipated cookbook. Langdon Hall: A Cookbook is composed of recipes from the menu of one of Canada’s best country house hotels. Alongside the original recipes, the cookbook includes notes with wine … Continued
Long-running North Toronto eatery South China Old School Chinese has closed its doors after 65 years in business. The restaurant, known for its wide menu of North American Cantonese food favourites like General Tao Chicken and Chow Mein, was a mainstay in the Davisville Village community. A decade ago, there was some trouble with the … Continued
HGTV Canada’s Bryan and Sarah Baeumler on high school days, foggy hikes and shared hobbies
Looking for a huge, sub-style sandwich for lunch or dinner? Topol Sandwich has you covered with massive submarines chock-full of fresh veggies, assorted meats and tangy sauces that taste great. And, they’re all 100% Halal, inspired by the bold flavours of Iran. Topol Sandwich has been a mainstay in Richmond Hill and, back in 2020, … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Although Sam Goldberg Jr. is hardly new, being a member of seminal Canadian band Broken Social Scene since 2007, but he is about to release his self-titled debut album as Sam Jr. on March 10. Goldberg has also been part of a couple of other highly regarded bands in Bodega, and Bionic. “My concept for … Continued
If you’re looking for exotic cereals, standout sodas and imported chips, you no longer have to scour the web and pay exorbitant shipping fees. Vending Machine has entered the Uber game, offering a one-stop shop for some of the snack market’s most unique products that aren’t super easy to find in Canada. If you’ve been … Continued
By lindsaylow
What is the most notable change you’ve seen since you, Vince Carter and company set the city on fire back in the ’90s? The enthusiasm and the support was always there, it’s always fun to play in Toronto. Now fans know the NBA game more, the culture, the players. There’s more knowledge. But with that … Continued
